Absolutely beautiful Dave!!
If you were to have tried to explain to me how it would look, I would have thought it was going to be just to busy... Man, would I have been wrong!!
Freehand carving or CNC?
How much jewelry can a 6 year old have? its just simply a collection that will continue to grow throughout her lifetime!!
AS for the flocking,,, I've touched up the same kind of problem on several occasions. sometimes it takes and blends other times, not so much. The darker colors seem
to take to touch ups' much better than the lighter colors. Lighter colors seem to darken up just a tad as they are built up, and keeping that "smooth" look can be a problem as well. Best answer I came up with was to redo the entire compartment if possible/practical. Scrap down and start over. Just be really picky around the edges when applying the adhesive. I picked up several cheapo artists brushes (1/4" flat) and use them. Fill in the bulk of the area first, by then, the adhesive has stiffened up the bristles to the point that you can cut in a pretty decent edge with the adhesives.
If you were to have tried to explain to me how it would look, I would have thought it was going to be just to busy... Man, would I have been wrong!!
Freehand carving or CNC?
How much jewelry can a 6 year old have? its just simply a collection that will continue to grow throughout her lifetime!!
AS for the flocking,,, I've touched up the same kind of problem on several occasions. sometimes it takes and blends other times, not so much. The darker colors seem
to take to touch ups' much better than the lighter colors. Lighter colors seem to darken up just a tad as they are built up, and keeping that "smooth" look can be a problem as well. Best answer I came up with was to redo the entire compartment if possible/practical. Scrap down and start over. Just be really picky around the edges when applying the adhesive. I picked up several cheapo artists brushes (1/4" flat) and use them. Fill in the bulk of the area first, by then, the adhesive has stiffened up the bristles to the point that you can cut in a pretty decent edge with the adhesives.